Post weapon related drawings,
Projects, and 3d prints.
I am planning on printing out some tacticool stocks for my 1022. Pic related
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Dominic Stewart
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Ethan Nguyen
Parts would be printed in PETG in orientations to maximize strength. Metal inserts for bolts would be used as well to link sections together. A steel rod would run the length of the stock to add weight.
Jace Brooks
What's with the bar behind the pistol grip?
Nolan Johnson
Looks good.
Hope its better than that Pepe Liberator shitshow a year or so ago.
Kevin Foster
Nathan Evans
It's meant to make it look like the peperator.
Colton Howard
Its there for strength to link the top and bottom sections of the stock
Brandon Wright
Lincoln Martin
Aaron Lewis
Kek
Luckily I am only printer the stock for now, maybe a receiver later.
Hunter Rogers
Link to more about the project maybe?
Lincoln Barnes
>not knowing about the peepee libertater
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Some faggot decided to make and sell a dirt cheap gun out of pipe and 3d-printed plastic, planned to sell it for $50. Naturally, the idea of a fully semi-automatic carbine for less than a nugget got Jow Forums's attention.
So he kept posting his development progress on Jow Forums, and at every step he exemplified the Dunning-Kruger effect majestically, while repeatedly doubling the price.
Last year, after a prolonged absence, he came back with a glued-together 3D-printed stock (cosmetically a small step up from his plumber's-nightmare "prototype", but still non-functioning), claiming that he will somehow steal the Hi-Point carbines' market share despite no longer being cheaper. And bragging about his Honda gf, a lot.
Haven't seen him since.
Jace Rogers
damn i got hype for a quick second
an ar-15 alternative that's cheaper than a nugget makes me the big iron
Nathaniel Roberts
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Ayden Martin
maybe without the keychain rings
Mason Ortiz
I haven't worked on it much in a long time (got sidetracked), but here's a WIP.
Joshua Jenkins
So just a stock for an ar7?
Joseph Howard
Looks nice. Is that with charging nubs on each side like a vz.61? Or just a normal charging handle that's not fully designed?
I've always been a fan of the vz.61 nubs for keeping little carbines smooth and snagless, but I guess it wouldn't work great with an optic.
Elijah Phillips
Yeh. I was saddened to find out that the normal stock isn't symmetrical, so trying to shoot with your left eye is pretty shit.
The AR-7 charging handle collapses inwards for stowing.
Brayden Clark
Can you put all that shit in the buttstock?
Blake Baker
No, the stock is meant to just be fun to shoot with. I made no attempt to recreate the buoyant nature of the original stock.
I did, however, include a hole that goes through the back in-line with the screw for the rear sight leaf, so you can adjust it without having to remove the stock.
Matthew Powell
>AR-7 charging handle collapses inwards
Cool, I didn't know that.
But I still think an AR-7 copy with charging nubs on both sides would be pretty neat.